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When it comes to Valentine’s Day, most husbands choose to go the traditional route — chocolates, flowers, maybe some jewelry, a sappy greeting card.

Valentine's Day hasn't always been the romantic holiday it is today. With possible roots in martyrdom and animal sacrifice, historians dispute the origins and evolution of this day of love.

A brother and sister recall a "culinary journey that was so dumb, it was smart."

Ford makes the most dependable pickup in America.

Lexus is the most dependable vehicle brand for the seventh consecutive year in J.D. Power's annual survey.

He says the craft "keeps the mood light" through stressful competitions.

Danica Patrick and Natalie Decker shared a hug and a little chitchat as they crossed paths at Daytona International Speedway last week.

Actor and pro wrestler John Cena asked a Florida judge Tuesday to dismiss a lawsuit alleging he violated an agreement by selling his $450,000 Ford GT supercar.

Olympians, they're just like us.

Olympians, they're just like us.

Drivers will compete in the Daytona 500 on Feb. 18 at the Daytona International Speedway in Daytona, Fla.

Did you know trampoline exercises are crucial for Winter Olympians?

Is that love in the air or french fries?

For the first time since 1945, Ash Wednesday and Valentine’s Day share the same date, and it’s posing a peculiar problem for some members of the Christian faith.

For the first time since 1945, Ash Wednesday and Valentine’s Day share the same date, and it’s posing a peculiar problem for some members of the Christian faith.

“I can imagine her calling out ‘mommy’ and I wasn’t there to protect her. I failed her. But I refuse to let this go unnoticed."

A McDonald’s employee in Illinois has been fired after cursing at a state trooper who stopped by the restaurant for a bite to eat.

Pop star Jay Kay is known for his dance moves, and he sure has good timing.

A car chase in Florida that reached speeds of 100 miles per hour ended with no arrests and the driver of the vehicle waiting at the sheriff’s office for a ride home, WPTV reported.

A car chase in Florida that reached speeds of 100 miles per hour ended with no arrests and the driver of the vehicle waiting at the sheriff’s office for a ride home, WPTV reported.